NC 20BPP Time Attack / Track Car - Build Thread
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Needs more boost ..
If you had access to a car like this, would you take it back right away? Neither would I.
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orx626 wrote:NitroDann wrote:The Furai is like.. 923% sex isnt it
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TieNN89 wrote::o what happen to it
Tien, it was involved in an accident/incident where it was damaged beyond repair. Can't remember if it was impact or fire or both.
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Hope we're not hijacking your thread Danny, consider it inspiration?
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Okibi wrote:Hope we're not hijacking your thread Danny, consider it inspiration?
Not at all Dave....inspiration indeed!

Makes we really, really want a 7-speed sequential behind the 20B.

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So build one in solid works and print it out ............ how hard could it be?



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Okibi wrote:So build one in solid works and print it out ............ how hard could it be?![]()


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I am sure you could make something work danny!
Saw the car again yesterday. The pictures don't do it justice
I am sure you could make something work danny!
Saw the car again yesterday. The pictures don't do it justice

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Okibi wrote:So build one in solid works and print it out ............ how hard could it be?![]()
Yeah yeah!

...but I don't want to add another 3 years to the build!
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I am sure you could make something work danny!
Saw the car again yesterday. The pictures don't do it justice
Thanks Shane.

Yes a sequential would be an awesome addition...but there's a few things I need to achieve first with the car....like actually driving it fast without scaring myself sh1tless!

So this is where the engine finished up....losts of room forward of the engine to control the airflow into the engine bay and for a decent radiator/oil combination heat exchanger unit.




Things were about to get exciting...so this happened...


...so that this could happen.


The PP (peripheral port) rotor housings from Rohan @ Extreme Rotaries had arrived!


Here's a few photos of his handy work...



The extra tapped ports to the left of each of the spark plug holes is for additional coolant flow. This ensures that the rotor housing surface around the spark plug holes doesn't overheat causing the rotor housing surface to deform. This modification is recommended for use on rotary engines that will spend most of their life at high rpm.
These are the coolant distribution manifolds.

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Pfft, with ports that size you will need HUGE cams for it to be worth it.
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coming along at a decent rate now Danny.
when do you think the engine might be on the dyno?
when do you think the engine might be on the dyno?
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Nothing like the sound of a good PP rotor, especially on a 3 rotor!
Great work so far, eagerly awaiting to hear it idle and scream!
Great work so far, eagerly awaiting to hear it idle and scream!
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16bit wrote:coming along at a decent rate now Danny.
when do you think the engine might be on the dyno?
There's still a long way to go James. I'll be stoked if I could get it to the dyno before Xmas. As you know there's other projects due for completion in October that take priority.

MrRevhead wrote:Nothing like the sound of a good PP rotor, especially on a 3 rotor!
Great work so far, eagerly awaiting to hear it idle and scream!
Me too! That's what's keeping me going.
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oh yeah customer cars come first!
500 pony's would be an awesome christmas present!
500 pony's would be an awesome christmas present!
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16bit wrote:500 pony's would be an awesome christmas present!
Yes James, it will be interesting to see what power it makes at the wheels. I can't remember if I mentioned it before, but an earlier revision of this engine specification (owned by Peter McLeod of Slick 50 fame) made 520 flywheel horsepower on 888 Racing's engine dyno. So I've got high hopes that this donk will generate well over 400 rwhp.
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